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Harvard Jewish journal named after pagan goddess prompts concerns about antisemitism
The launch of Harvard Divinity School's journal Asherah, named after a pagan goddess, raises concerns about antisemitism and its implications for Judaism. One rabbi described it as a troubling deviation from authentic Jewish scholarship.
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Fox News
· Jul 9, 2026
Jewish House Democrat recalls colleague saying there is no antisemitism because 'all the Jews are rich'
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· Jun 30, 2026
[Photo] A Jewish woman in New York found this note on her car: 'Zionist rats aren't [...]
A Jewish woman in New York found this note on her car: 'Zionist rats aren't welcome anywhere but Antarctica or hell.' This isn't 1930s Germany; this is America in 2026. Anti-Zionism is just the new, socially acceptable word for antisemitism. We cannot stay silent.
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· Jun 25, 2026
Jewish Outreach or Dangerous Groveling to Jew-Haters?
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· Jun 28, 2026
Sara Gon: The oldest hatred and its newest mutations: antisemitism's enduring lies
Sara Gon: The oldest hatred and its newest mutations: antisemitism's enduring lies
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· Jul 2, 2026
Stay-at-home mom turned alleged fanatic ‘wished every day was October 7’
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Novara Media
· Jun 25, 2026
UK Doctors’ Union Drops Israel-Backed Definition of Antisemitism
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